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The Program Would Be Great If You Could Add a Creating Tab Feature In it :)

I'm working on a serializer for ImStudio so that I can save and load GUI projects (using yaml-cpp).

Admittedly, I'm not super familiar with how ImStudio stores and looks up children/parents, or rather, how the object hierarchy works, at the moment.

I wrote something like this pseudo code:

    if (obj.parent)
        out << "ParentID" << obj.parent->id;
    else
        out << "ParentID" << 0;

I then tested this serialization with a few widgets (no nesting) in a window, and the objects' parent ID always serialize as:
ParentID: 30198988
(This turns out to be 0x01CCCCCC, probably some kind of magic number.)
I tried adding the line parent = nullptr; to BaseObject's constructor, but this doesn't seem to make a difference.
And also, when I put in a break point and look at the object that is currently being serialized, the obj.parent doesn't appear to be valid memory.

I was hoping you might be able to see if you have similar results with your object.parent, or if it's just something I did.

Also, I did notice that in the Object constructor, it seems to set itself as the parent of itself, so I'm thinking I may be misunderstanding your data structure, and it isn't tree-like?

While designing, I wanted to examine the design and copied the code, then the program gave an error and when I opened it again, I realized that I could not load the old project, this creates a problem for me. If you are still coding, can you add an import feature?

I was able to build this on MacOS as well and it would be good to add the following to the project readme

MacOS
in the project directory create a build directory and change into the directory, then run cmake and then make.

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/Raais/ImStudio.git
cd ImStudio
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

The resulting ImStudio.app application will be found in

project-root/build/src/

Open program

Press Window

Press Beginchild

Press Button

... Profit :)

allow users to import imgui code instead of it being read only

ImGui::End() should always be called, even if ImGui::Begin() returns false. Otherwise ImGui will assert on a begin/end stack mismatch.

This might seem confusing initially, because ImGui widgets that have Begin/End calls should have their End calls inside the if block. However, that rule does not apply to ImGui windows.

Can you support Chinese